Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-11-05
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xotter, Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Tho County Commissioners will meet or
Monday next.
o.bbath school at the Catholic Church
Imorrowa afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tbo usual religious services will be held
=, be Episcopal Church tomorrow.
p.o,;Jent Cleveland has fixed Thursday,
Navsmber "a, IS Thanksgiving Day.
Jobn L. Sullivan, the pugilist, has gone
J., ENGLAND to give sparring exhibitions.
PARSONS having bills against the county
.hnnld present them to the County Clerk
to-day.
Mrs. Mathews and Miss Annie Ellis
,.;d another $500 quarterly saloon license
last Tuesday.
The San Francisco Bulletin says Reno
,oodlums ride furiously through the streets
and fire pistols.
II IL asserted that a gambler named Bob
ilI,n il an accessory to the Harlan muir
der in Los Angeles.
The Pinal county "a. IT, Court has sent
,b;rteen felons to the p~enitentiary during
the term just closed.
The gold and silver production of the
Eureka Con. Mining Company during the
month of October was $50, 1862.
Hong Hing, an old g~ray.bearded China.
man, was caught selling whisky to Indians
last Thursday, and was arrested.
regular stated meeting Of St. Johns
CHAPTER No. 8, r. A. NJ, will be held at
the hall at Z o'clock this evening.
There are three portable houses at the
railroad for Eugene N. Robinson. Selig-
man. These are the first that have ever
come to or passed through Eureka.
The Tribune says a white woman is liv-
inc with a negroe III Carson, and that both
parties ought to be invited to leave town.
John DAILY left here for Salt Lake City
last Monday to sample the concentrates
shipped there from the Bay State mill at
Newark.
J. B. Hollingsworth arrived home on
Thursday evening with 80 imported merino
rams, which he has purchased for breeding
purposes.
The Haley News-Miner says it is re-
ported that miners wages will be cut down
10 50 per day in the Bradford mines on the
1st of November.
A. Muir& Co. 9 team came in last Tues
day with a load of ore from Seligman and
returned there loaded with lumber, shingles
and merchandise.
The project of damming the Sacramento
river three miles above Redding has caused
the river to be located for the three miles
for placer claims.
The Sub-Treasury of New York has
been robbed by the cashier, Henry Martin
Jackson, of $40, 900 or more. The defaulter
has fled to Canada.
The tide of travel from California to the
East gives no signs of elimination. and the
overland railroads are taxed to the utmost
to furnish the necessary transportation.
A called communication of Eureka |
Lodge No. 16, f. Il A. NJ, will be held |
this Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock, for
work in the third degree. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially in
yited to attend.
A brute in Los Angeles has been dis
who for the past two years has
oeen violating his 13-year-old daughter.
He had so blunted the moral sense of the
child that she saw no improperly in her
conduct.
j. w. Lambert has on hand q fine lot of
fresh cranherries and fruit. He will re-
ceive by train to-day fresh fish and oysters
from San Francisco. Mr.. Lambert has
'""y uHC SiioiCCSU VI every JULIE OUtdiH-
able in the markrt.
1t is reported the Lindseys of Union
sold their interests in the Star Min
ng and Smelling Company, to Wilbur
Johnson, a mining man from st. Louis,
Who was a former schoolmateof DIR. Potter.
johnson is said to have had ten years
mining experience in Colorado.
Three lots of fne-looking ore were
,rought to the Eureka Con. furnaces from
N. Robinson's mines at Seligman
asst Tuesday. AS considerable time must
lapse before the concentrations will be ready
o operate, these are probably intended for
rial samples of the ore that is coming out
f the mines.
During the week Wendron Feast, a
ime-honored custom observed in the
aiish of that name, was celebrated by
Cornishmen on Ruby Hill. Beer
as boss on the occasion, great hilarity
revailed, but it is said that a duel is likely
, grow out of all the fun, Andrew Luty
aving challenged cold Countryman. the
'eapons chosen being soda water bottles.